Sentence examples for common breathing from inspiring English sources

A common breathing pattern in large whales is to breathe every 20 seconds for 8 10 breaths and then dive for about 10 15 minutes.

Avoid common breathing mistakes.

Lastly, he entered the Houses of Parliament, and stood in the silent debating chamber of the Commons, breathing the stale air.

The possible reasons for this include that Japanese people have a smaller body size than American and European people; the body size of elderly women is even smaller; age-related changes, such as kyphoscoliosis, are common; abdominal breathing is mainly used; and breath holding and inhalation speed are not sufficient in a large percentage of people.

The most common spontaneous breathing trial method was T-tube, and the median time from intubation to spontaneous breathing trial was similar between groups (5.7 days in the Control group and 5.5 days in the Rest group; p = 0.2).

It is a place where teasing is as common as breathing, a place where lifelong friendships often develop.

In this city of dreams and dissatisfactions, where public housing and squished tenements sit an air shaft away from multimillion-dollar apartments, coveting thy neighbor's home is as common as breathing in exhaust.

Farmer said the next step in her research is to determine just how common unidirectional breathing is or was.

If you do have a current symptom that is less than common (labored breathing, excessive bleeding, allergic reaction, side-effect of medication, etc)., you need to contact your doctor or call the Emergency Services.

He turned to Bacillus subtilis, a common oxygen-breathing bacteria that live in soil and motor around with flagella.

The orbits and nostrils of a pygmy hippo are much less pronounced, an adaptation from spending less time in deep water (where pronounced orbits and nostrils help the common hippo breathe and see).